Monogramas

1. Summary
English: Labarum
Español: Cruz papal o lábaro
English: Based on work by Zikander.
Monogramas Religiosos
The JHS or IHS monogram of the name of Jesus (or traditional Christogram
symbol of western Christianity), derived from the first three letters of the Greek
name of Jesus, Iota-Eta-Sigma (ΙΗΣΟΥΣ).
Partly based on memories of church decorations. Has some degree of
resemblance to a portion of the emblem of the Jesuits, due to common medieval
influences (see Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus), but is not exactly the same, nor
intended to be so.
Monogramas Reales o Monárquicos
Description Royal cipher of George II (1683-1760)
on pedestal of statue in Royal Square, Jersey
Source own work
Date 9 May 2006
Author Man vyi

2. Rondel_au_monogramme_de_Laurens_Girard.jpg
Rondel au monogramme de Laurens Girard
Attribué à Jean Fouquet, vers 1450-1460 Vitrail grisaille, diamètre : 20 cm
Paris, musée national du Moyen Âge - Cluny Photo RMN - H. Lewandowski
Monogramas Personales
Alberto Durero
El Copyright expiró (posee más de 70 años)

3. Símbolo Sokol
Monogramas Institucionales
Brunnenstraße 111, Berlin-Wedding, Germany – detail of Beamtentor, former
AEG premises, AEG, designed by Franz Schwechten, build 1896/97
Fotógrafo: Georg Slickers
Description Polski: Herb Augustowa
English: Augustów Coat of Arms
Source This vector image was created with Inkscape.
(based on raster version) Date 2006-05-20 (published on Commons)
Author Bastianow (vector version)

4. Tomado de: De Marcas y Símbolos – David Consuegra

5. Tomado de: De Marcas y Símbolos – David Consuegra